Indiana schools would give a citizenship test in eighth grade and high school; covered students graduating in 2031 or later would need a 70% score to graduate.
Schools would give the U.S. naturalization test in grade 8 starting in 2026–27, then add high school administrations starting in 2030–31.
Covered students graduating in 2031 or later would need at least 70% to graduate; a passing grade 8 score counts, retakes are allowed, and some students may get a waiver.
Each school would give the U.S. naturalization test in grade 8 and high school. The schedule applies to each school. Grade 8 testing would begin in the 2026–27 school year; high school testing would begin in 2030–31.
A student would need a score of at least 70% on the test to graduate. This would apply to students expected to graduate in 2031 or later from public schools, including charter schools, or state-accredited nonpublic schools. A score of at least 70% on the grade 8 test would also satisfy the graduation requirement. A student who fails the high school test may retake it. A student with an individualized education program who earns a certificate of completion may receive an academic waiver. The requirement would begin with students expected to graduate in 2031.
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